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clinton: i did. the first returns that came in were not what we thought, from florida and north carolina, but we knew that those would be challenging states. we still felt good about everything we knew about the states to come, to get the electoral college majority. and it went downhill from there. it was a shocking, devastating evening. i write in great detail about it. because i wasn't prepared for that. charlie: you had a victory speech, but not a concession speech. ms. clinton: i did. it was an effort to reach out to all those people who were against me, who my opponent had stirred up against me, as well. because i thought it was important to be president for everybody. and that's what i was looking forward to do. charlie: you found out about 12:00 it was not going well. ms. clinton: that is right. charlie: you chose not to go speak that night and to wait and come back the next morning. ms. clinton: right. charlie: and you try to speak to the idea that your heart was smashed, your soul was smashe
clinton: i did. the first returns that came in were not what we thought, from florida and north carolina, but we knew that those would be challenging states. we still felt good about everything we knew about the states to come, to get the electoral college majority. and it went downhill from there. it was a shocking, devastating evening. i write in great detail about it. because i wasn't prepared for that. charlie: you had a victory speech, but not a concession speech. ms. clinton: i did. it...
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clinton: i don't think so. charlie: not in favor of corporate regulations as she should be, says elizabeth warren. hillary clinton: all i know is that it was in 2007 i called out wall street on the use of securities and call them out on the hedge fund loopholes. i have been very outspoken on this, and i have stood for a lot of regulation on big banks and the financial services sector. i also represented new york. i represented everyone from the dairy farmers to the fisherman. do i know people, and help rebuild after 9/11? yes, i did. charlie: and you save money. hillary clinton: yes. but that has nothing to do with my position. anybody who thinks i could be influenced does not know me. charlie: what about the reports of foundations and the money from the foundation? hillary clinton: it is ludicrous. the fact is, i saw a lot of people as secretary of state, and i worked really hard to increase exports from american businesses. i saw a lot of business people and union leaders. i saw as many people as i could fit
clinton: i don't think so. charlie: not in favor of corporate regulations as she should be, says elizabeth warren. hillary clinton: all i know is that it was in 2007 i called out wall street on the use of securities and call them out on the hedge fund loopholes. i have been very outspoken on this, and i have stood for a lot of regulation on big banks and the financial services sector. i also represented new york. i represented everyone from the dairy farmers to the fisherman. do i know people,...
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that led to what became hillary clinton's best moments. she gave a very passionate defense of electoral history and how important it is that we have to go on from one to the next with respect. most people that pay attention to politics and are familiar with the positions reiterated tonight, i think hillary came across as very steady and serious. to trump, in his favor, i suppose he didn't explode, and he wasn't really as thin-skinned as he has been in the past, although he did occasionally refer to hillary clinton in a way that wasn't quite gentlemanly. at one point, he said, she is a nasty lady. charlie: and now to las vegas. john dickerson. john: i think the story of the night, if they came down to one moment, was when donald trump said he wasn't sure if he would accept the outcome of the i think the reason that's a moment, and there were plenty of other moments, the question of the trump campaign, will it be a change campaign, and a lot of the energy behind his campaign, people want to change washington and see him as their champion. bu
that led to what became hillary clinton's best moments. she gave a very passionate defense of electoral history and how important it is that we have to go on from one to the next with respect. most people that pay attention to politics and are familiar with the positions reiterated tonight, i think hillary came across as very steady and serious. to trump, in his favor, i suppose he didn't explode, and he wasn't really as thin-skinned as he has been in the past, although he did occasionally...
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. >> if you gave obama a shot of clinton empathy and clinton a shot of obama discipline, you would have the perfect democratic politician [laughing] >> they are both awesome in their ways but need the other. in terms of their philosophical view. i did an interview with obama in 2007 where he praised clinton for correcting the cost of the temmic party. there's going to be interesting arguments about how far should you go to reach a budget deal? how much should you give up? i don't think there's any clarity about how far obama will go and a lot of liberals will wonder will he give away too much. we may repeat some of the arguments. >> charlie, i think the democratic party has changed since bill clinton was president in many ways he would agreeith those changes because of what's happened with the republican party. >> charlie:it's moved from where to where. >> in the clinton sense, mr significantly new democratic party than have been to a somewhat more liberal or progressive party. not far left in a lot of ways but i think it has moved. there's certainly much more scep sism about trade issu
. >> if you gave obama a shot of clinton empathy and clinton a shot of obama discipline, you would have the perfect democratic politician [laughing] >> they are both awesome in their ways but need the other. in terms of their philosophical view. i did an interview with obama in 2007 where he praised clinton for correcting the cost of the temmic party. there's going to be interesting arguments about how far should you go to reach a budget deal? how much should you give up? i don't...
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and that's secretary clinton. i think for the national security needs of our country right now, we have probably the supremely best qualified candidate we possibly could ask for. and i think that's where we try to-- . >> rose: what worries you the most as a ranking minority member of the house intelligence committee,. what worries you the most? >> well wa, worries me the most. >> rose: is it terrorism, north korea, is it an aggressive china? is it russia feeling like it's-- part of the move. >> in the near term, it's the terrorism threat that concerns me the most. it's the continuing pernicious conduct of isis. it's al-qaeda that we really have as much of a focus on in the public discussion but who very much wants to re-create what they did on 9/11 in the near term, i think we have our greatest risk of home grown radicalism. >> longer term, isis and al-qaeda are trying to get people here to attack us and that's of grave concern. over the longer term i really worried about nations like russia. i worry about kleina'
and that's secretary clinton. i think for the national security needs of our country right now, we have probably the supremely best qualified candidate we possibly could ask for. and i think that's where we try to-- . >> rose: what worries you the most as a ranking minority member of the house intelligence committee,. what worries you the most? >> well wa, worries me the most. >> rose: is it terrorism, north korea, is it an aggressive china? is it russia feeling like it's--...
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bill clinton, al gore. not the closest of friends since 2000, but they were brought together this way. hillary clinton, kim jong il. i mean, they've been saying some very unkind things to each other. they're brought together. barack obama, bill clinton. again, always that constant friction. i know because you live in new york and bill clinton has a lot of friends in new york, you're constantly hearing people saying "why don't they use bill more? why don't they..." you hear it everywhere you go. it's just... all of bill clinton's friends "it's just not right. obama's not using bill clinton! he could save the world!" >> rose: (laughs) do >> do you not hear that >> >> of course you do. >> rose: this is the home run answer to that. the home run answer. >> and, again, this is what bill clinton is so good at. >> rose: what's that? >> well, he... he... on the world stage. >> rose: admired and therefore is... >> this is a guy who's beloved. >> rose: and people like to be around him. >> we could use him. i said in t
bill clinton, al gore. not the closest of friends since 2000, but they were brought together this way. hillary clinton, kim jong il. i mean, they've been saying some very unkind things to each other. they're brought together. barack obama, bill clinton. again, always that constant friction. i know because you live in new york and bill clinton has a lot of friends in new york, you're constantly hearing people saying "why don't they use bill more? why don't they..." you hear it...
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that's pure bill clinton. is it fair in your judgment to the argument made by the the republicans and mitt romney that they want a society which is winner take all rather than shared prosperity and shared responsibility because one of the arguments that came out of that convention was a sense ever community? >> i think if you look at the policies that the romney-ryan ticket has supported, it is. >> winner take all? >> a policy that doesn't leave a lot for people on their way up. it's very hard on students starting in preschool and elementary school going to college. where is the support that all of us got when we were getting our chance? we're going to deny that to the next generation? it's not fair to senior citizens, medicare into a voucher program. that's not the right thing. we go back to where we were in 1964. >> that's not 4 currency years. >> the idea that there's this magic line when before people can't afford it, the day after they can afford it, i don't buy that. i don't think somebody who is a day y
that's pure bill clinton. is it fair in your judgment to the argument made by the the republicans and mitt romney that they want a society which is winner take all rather than shared prosperity and shared responsibility because one of the arguments that came out of that convention was a sense ever community? >> i think if you look at the policies that the romney-ryan ticket has supported, it is. >> winner take all? >> a policy that doesn't leave a lot for people on their way...
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hillary clinton are, barack obama, bill clinton, joe biden, tim kaine believe that you can forge a better future for the country. i think his message to people is there was something that you had and we can go back and grab that. that is his slogan. i didn't make it up, this make america great again. that's the difference in this election. that we want to yank ourselves back to something that in our minds we had, i think you're going to hear a lot of that tonight. you heard a lot of that from president obama. you heard a lot of that from coming from this podium and i think it's been a very affective convention in that sense. can i argue about a family-- . >> rose: here is what is interesting to me. a lot of this choice seems to be the other person is so bad you got to-- i'm the least best choice. >> i haven't heard that up here. people have-- i lessened to it. i listened to a lot of it. donald trump, they have been attacking him, every speaker, almost unfit to be president. so no one has attacked john kerry in 2004. >> we're not talking about 2004. >> we're talking about. >> 200 million i
hillary clinton are, barack obama, bill clinton, joe biden, tim kaine believe that you can forge a better future for the country. i think his message to people is there was something that you had and we can go back and grab that. that is his slogan. i didn't make it up, this make america great again. that's the difference in this election. that we want to yank ourselves back to something that in our minds we had, i think you're going to hear a lot of that tonight. you heard a lot of that from...
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>>ose: finally the clintons. just help usnderstand this relationship i think everyby assumes these are o people who likeach other a lot >> without a doubt. >> rose: huge respect each other. >> without a doubt. >> rose: and he very much wanted her to be president d wanted to do everhing he could to help her. s this the reali? >> in007 the way he decided to lp her was to stay out o her way. d that was very much welcomed by her mpaign staff. they thought s had to stand on her own. she uldn't be overshadowed. he raised mone quiey for her but largel stayed out o the y. got increasingly frustrated that barack obama was not being stopped. we write in the book he was amongst thearliest people in her orbi to say "we need to watch this guy, he is a threat." it wasn't until he came on you shownd did that interview whe he expded when he went after obama and the press that he turned. he wt from a sengaged spouse in 2007 from your interview forward to extraordinarily engaged and early attimes seemed to hurt her chances and it
>>ose: finally the clintons. just help usnderstand this relationship i think everyby assumes these are o people who likeach other a lot >> without a doubt. >> rose: huge respect each other. >> without a doubt. >> rose: and he very much wanted her to be president d wanted to do everhing he could to help her. s this the reali? >> in007 the way he decided to lp her was to stay out o her way. d that was very much welcomed by her mpaign staff. they thought s had...
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bill clinton is talker and persuader. you think about the ways in which he has a mastery of policy, he marshalls date at that and evidence and then marries that up to incredibly plit wal strategy. it doesn't demean barack obama those are not his skill set. president clinton is not is that inspiring. think back to his -- >> charlie:best i heard brak church in memphis. >> very rare he would have peoplen their feet and in tears in the way barack obama has done over his career. it's an incredible skill he has. i think obama is never going to behat. >> charlie:this convention and we assume the president will perform well. everybody is teed tup and capable as we have seen in the other conventions. where does that lead the campaign? does this put them on a bump ra ject trito put this thing away? >> there's not much give right now in the elector at. i think it's possible that the president could get a 3 or 4 points out of this at least temporary. 3 or 4. convention tend not to linger but that would be a pettyig. >> charlie:until
bill clinton is talker and persuader. you think about the ways in which he has a mastery of policy, he marshalls date at that and evidence and then marries that up to incredibly plit wal strategy. it doesn't demean barack obama those are not his skill set. president clinton is not is that inspiring. think back to his -- >> charlie:best i heard brak church in memphis. >> very rare he would have peoplen their feet and in tears in the way barack obama has done over his career. it's an...
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a new book shattered, inside hillary clinton's doomed campaign, a search that clinton herself was the core problem. the authors join may now, jonathan allen is a columnist for roll call and the head of community and content at sideware. amie parnes is the senior white house correspondent for the hill. i'm pleased to have them both at this table. welcome. >> thank you. >> rose: fifers of all, tell me when the-- first of all tell me when the idea of doing this came about and how the two of you got together to do it. >> so we wrote our previous book hrc on secretary clinton's time at the state department 6789 and we didded questions, we wanted to know if she had learned her lessons. we saw her kiepped of-- kind of talk to a lot of aides post campaign and try to figure out what happened. we wanted to kind of answer those questions in this book. and they are very different books. one is very focused on policy and what she was doing in governance. and this one is a political book. >> rose: so you already had a history of writing together so that was already done. >> right. >> and there is s
a new book shattered, inside hillary clinton's doomed campaign, a search that clinton herself was the core problem. the authors join may now, jonathan allen is a columnist for roll call and the head of community and content at sideware. amie parnes is the senior white house correspondent for the hill. i'm pleased to have them both at this table. welcome. >> thank you. >> rose: fifers of all, tell me when the-- first of all tell me when the idea of doing this came about and how the...
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>> the clinton campaign needs excitement. and there's such an excitement deficit between trump and her. and what is a dilemma for secretary clinton is stediness, seriousness, cautiousness, is her brand. and you would assume that in these times, that's what people want. >> rose: perfect anecdote to donald trump. >> yes. but it's not. so you can remember see saying this fall, to you, when we have the summer of trump and the fall of trump, i used to say, you know, at any moment something could happen in the world that would remind people this is a real job. and then we have the attack in paris. and trump went up. and so people want or at least a large number of voters who-- now the two of them are tied in national polls. something that is none of us saw coming. interestingly enough, the white house didn't see it coming. we're talking to them the other day. they were surprised by how quickly it's become a neck and neck race and by how quickly republicans have mostly closed ranks behind trump. >> rose: let's look at this in a bigg
>> the clinton campaign needs excitement. and there's such an excitement deficit between trump and her. and what is a dilemma for secretary clinton is stediness, seriousness, cautiousness, is her brand. and you would assume that in these times, that's what people want. >> rose: perfect anecdote to donald trump. >> yes. but it's not. so you can remember see saying this fall, to you, when we have the summer of trump and the fall of trump, i used to say, you know, at any moment...
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secrets in the rebirth of hillary clinton." jonathan allen and amie parnes, thank you. >> ted strickland is here. he also served 12 years in the u.s. house representing ohio's sixth congressional district and recently became president of the center for american progress action fund. i'm pleased to have him here for the first time, shame on me. >> i'm so happy to be here. >> you have a phd in psychology. you are a counselor at a prison for over 10 years. >> i worked 20 hours a week at a maximum security prison in ohio working with some very seriously mentally ill inmates. >> did that give you insights into behavior? >> some of the most brutal, sadistic behavior. some of the kindest, most generous behavior i've heard in that maximum-security prison. >> you ran for congress. >> three times before i finally one on my fourth attempt. >> what does that say about your? >> i'm persistent. i ran three times. someone said if at first you don't succeed, you try again. there's no sense in being a fool about it. [laughter] i decided to run
secrets in the rebirth of hillary clinton." jonathan allen and amie parnes, thank you. >> ted strickland is here. he also served 12 years in the u.s. house representing ohio's sixth congressional district and recently became president of the center for american progress action fund. i'm pleased to have him here for the first time, shame on me. >> i'm so happy to be here. >> you have a phd in psychology. you are a counselor at a prison for over 10 years. >> i worked...
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major: what is the atmosphere within clinton's inner circle? >> i haven't to be a clinton's campaign headquarters yesterday as director comey -- happened to be at clinton's campaign headquarters as comey was speaking yesterday. the atmosphere was very happy, very relieved. they did not have a heads-up that this was happening, so they were watching in real time as everyone else was. they were unequivocally happy about this. they really did not focus on scathing comments from director comey. the message from the clinton team has been, this is resolved. we are happy this is resolved, and we are moving on. but it may not be that simple. even though there was not an indictment, there was damage done. they will need to keep answering. major: there has been some handwringing already that this was a golden moment for donald trump, that he mishandled yesterday, that there was not enough donald trump services -- surrogates, not enough prominent republicans. he himself did not deliver a strong enough conservative message on this. is that something the cli
major: what is the atmosphere within clinton's inner circle? >> i haven't to be a clinton's campaign headquarters yesterday as director comey -- happened to be at clinton's campaign headquarters as comey was speaking yesterday. the atmosphere was very happy, very relieved. they did not have a heads-up that this was happening, so they were watching in real time as everyone else was. they were unequivocally happy about this. they really did not focus on scathing comments from director...
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but the other reason it's hard, it's hillary clinton. and that means that she has a very long track record. so it's hard to disentangle. she's a very well-known figure, is what i'm saying. she's been in the public eye for a number of years. woman, not a generic is veryomeone who well-known. lesley: hard to see it as just genderism. do the men accept her as commander in chief? someone who could oversee the military? anthony: democrats certainly do. men overall, yes, but to a lesser extent than women. and it comes to what does it mean to be commander and chief? and men less likely than women to say she would stand up to foreign leaders. so, you know, things that might accrue to that. lesley: what do each one of them have to do very specifically, the main thing they have to get across, that maybe change a deficit or emphasize a positive? each one. anthony: you come back to hillary clinton for this change. right? one of the things we talk about as the reason she is so low being viewed as authentic or honest and trustworthy. we talked about t
but the other reason it's hard, it's hillary clinton. and that means that she has a very long track record. so it's hard to disentangle. she's a very well-known figure, is what i'm saying. she's been in the public eye for a number of years. woman, not a generic is veryomeone who well-known. lesley: hard to see it as just genderism. do the men accept her as commander in chief? someone who could oversee the military? anthony: democrats certainly do. men overall, yes, but to a lesser extent than...
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the bill clinton democratic party of 1992 is not the hillary clinton democratic party of -- >> rose: she can admit that today. >> that's true. i guess i mean, certain things like trade, you know. i think it's in the interest of the campaign to -- >> rose: times have changed parties change. >> right. and she would know the contours of that change really well having run in, she's been running for the last nine years. so what was the country like in 2008, how is it different now. her advisors say she was one of the ones from the beginning who recognized the sanders threat. she didn't as many observers did say oh well, you know, we're not going, he's not going to be a real threat. she took it seriously so she uderstands something about the democratic base and what they wanted and why they found him attractive. so if she was speaking honestly about history and politics, that would be fascinating. >> rose: what role does her husband play? what do you know about that. >> i don't know. >> rose: what conversations they might be having. >> clearly they have an, i think he's her closest advisor
the bill clinton democratic party of 1992 is not the hillary clinton democratic party of -- >> rose: she can admit that today. >> that's true. i guess i mean, certain things like trade, you know. i think it's in the interest of the campaign to -- >> rose: times have changed parties change. >> right. and she would know the contours of that change really well having run in, she's been running for the last nine years. so what was the country like in 2008, how is it...
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really full -- for bill clinton. the republicans seemed to have missed an opportunity to talk about the future. they were so concerned about talking about mitt romney. >> they have a plan for the future. it's a secret man now and it is this medicare reform and tax reform, pretty big things. they missed the opportunity to talk about what they have. the democrat haves nothing right now. i've asked probably 15 or 16 very senior democrats over the past couple days, what one law wowl like to see president obama pass if he gets a second term and the a answer is zero. no one can give me an answer. i know they want to preserve medicare and student loans and pell grants and medicate. 4 years ago we had a bunch of big proposals sit inning front of us. we were sitting democratic convention. health care plan, house whoing a whole bunch of policy proposals. we've got nothing now. everyone keeps saying to me don't worry the president will outline t i hope so. >> charlie:there's no word what it might be. you would think there would
really full -- for bill clinton. the republicans seemed to have missed an opportunity to talk about the future. they were so concerned about talking about mitt romney. >> they have a plan for the future. it's a secret man now and it is this medicare reform and tax reform, pretty big things. they missed the opportunity to talk about what they have. the democrat haves nothing right now. i've asked probably 15 or 16 very senior democrats over the past couple days, what one law wowl like to...
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a better human being than bill clinton, barack obama, hillary clinton? jim: i love all those people, but when tim kaine got named, i teared up. the vice presidential pick shouldn't be about politics. it should be about someone who can step in to be president of the united states. charlie: why do you say that? jim: i don't with tim kaine every single day in the white house. he asks about your family, your life. he has deep philosophical questions that most politicians don't. he's a former missionary, speaks spanish. he has more depth than most players at the national political stage and every time you are with him, you are proud. charlie: was he the front runner from the beginning? jim: i think so. i think he was a wise choice. virginia is one of the swing states in the country. everyone likes him. he's done deals with republicans at every level. really has respect from them. in terms of what you will be employing, how are campaigns run in 2016 different from 2012, which was different from 2008? in: you've seen an explosion how people are talking to voter
a better human being than bill clinton, barack obama, hillary clinton? jim: i love all those people, but when tim kaine got named, i teared up. the vice presidential pick shouldn't be about politics. it should be about someone who can step in to be president of the united states. charlie: why do you say that? jim: i don't with tim kaine every single day in the white house. he asks about your family, your life. he has deep philosophical questions that most politicians don't. he's a former...
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barack obama has done enough for bill clinton and his family now, and bill clinton has done enough or barack obama and his family that i think they can along, even though they have vastly different personal and political stuff. charlie: what happened to hillary clinton? >> it was a combination of mismanagement -- there were so many factors here. we don't want to downgrade russia and comey, because those were obviously factors. reportingd i were this book, we started noticing these flaws in the campaign. i think all of them kind of contributed to it, she became the inevitable candidate again and that was a problem for her. there was a great sense of frustration among bernie sanders reporters. some of them voted for her and kind of held their breath and voted for her, and even now they don't quite understand why they did it. they did it because she wasn't trump, but she didn't have that energy behind her. i think all of these factors kind of late into that. charlie: did she get the young vote? >> not all of it. charlie: not as much as bernie sanders got in the primary. >> exactly great
barack obama has done enough for bill clinton and his family now, and bill clinton has done enough or barack obama and his family that i think they can along, even though they have vastly different personal and political stuff. charlie: what happened to hillary clinton? >> it was a combination of mismanagement -- there were so many factors here. we don't want to downgrade russia and comey, because those were obviously factors. reportingd i were this book, we started noticing these flaws...
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he wants to create a sense -- hillary clinton wants to talk about job legacy of bill clinton. he was to talk about the scandal of those years. that keeps republicans focused on who the real enemy is here for donald trump, and that is a hillary clinton. charlie: the issue of money. donald trump has got to raise a lot of money. hillary clinton has, but she does as well. john dickerson: he is more interesting because he ran one end of the pillars, anyone that gets outside money is bought by the people that donate. now he is putting together a fund-raising operation with the republican national committee, so he would be presumably open to those charges. but you got to raise money to run a race, and he has a super pac -- charlie: adelson says he will support him strongly. john dickerson: in the old logic, that means adelson owns him. trump would never admit to that. and i thought that sheldon adelson, for why he is funding trump, made a strong case. you may disagree with all of my policy positions, but i earned a place. based on my experience with leadership, that is what i see in
he wants to create a sense -- hillary clinton wants to talk about job legacy of bill clinton. he was to talk about the scandal of those years. that keeps republicans focused on who the real enemy is here for donald trump, and that is a hillary clinton. charlie: the issue of money. donald trump has got to raise a lot of money. hillary clinton has, but she does as well. john dickerson: he is more interesting because he ran one end of the pillars, anyone that gets outside money is bought by the...
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clinton: no, not at all. we have to look at the fact that we lose 90 people a day to gunfire runs. -- to gun violence. it has gone on too long. it is time the entire country stood up to the nra. the majority of our country supports background checks and , even the majority of gun owners do. senator sanders did vote five times against the brady bill. since it has passed, more than 2 million prohibited purchases have been prevented. he did also vote for the immunity provision. i voted against it. i was in the senate at the same time. it wasn't the complicated to me. it was pretty straightforward to me. -- it wasn't that complicated to me. al: sanders tried to bail her out on the e-mail controversy. sen. sanders: let me say something that may not be great politics but i think the , secretary is right. and that is that the american people are sick and tired of hearing about your damn e-mails. sec. clinton: me too. thank you. [applause] al: the three other candidates challenged clinton but largely struggled to sha
clinton: no, not at all. we have to look at the fact that we lose 90 people a day to gunfire runs. -- to gun violence. it has gone on too long. it is time the entire country stood up to the nra. the majority of our country supports background checks and , even the majority of gun owners do. senator sanders did vote five times against the brady bill. since it has passed, more than 2 million prohibited purchases have been prevented. he did also vote for the immunity provision. i voted against it....
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every time he is attacking bill clinton for an 18, 19-year-old , and hillary clinton for sticking by her man, which is what evangelicals used to say you should do, then it seems to me that he is losing an opportunity to talk about things that may resonate. charlie: and you had to that the fact that lots of people thought he did well in the first 15 minutes. he was in the room with somebody who had been secretary of state and a senator, and had been first lady of both the united states and arkansas, and he was there on the toto, -- there, so e,st so -- toe-to-to explaining his policies, and why trade may be at the source of economic dislocation. abby: trump has an achilles heel, demonstrated clearly monday night. he does not like being criticized, and that's one of the first things hillary clinton did when she got out there. she criticized him for taking money from his father to start his businesses. that was the moment where he sort of derailed. she lost his cool. he started to fire back at her for small slights. that continued and escalated all the way until the end what the abate,
every time he is attacking bill clinton for an 18, 19-year-old , and hillary clinton for sticking by her man, which is what evangelicals used to say you should do, then it seems to me that he is losing an opportunity to talk about things that may resonate. charlie: and you had to that the fact that lots of people thought he did well in the first 15 minutes. he was in the room with somebody who had been secretary of state and a senator, and had been first lady of both the united states and...
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chelsea clinton. i keep hearing she plays a much bigger role and some people aren't sure if it's good or bad. any thoughts. >> she's got her, she's on the cover of elle magazine the latest issue. chelsea clinton she refuses to answer any questions from sort of the traditional mainstream media. she does a lot of fashion magazine shoots. she campaigns with her mother. you know, i think at some point she is actually going if she's in this, she's got to be in it. >> right. jerry. >> i think that last point is right. i mean, if there's a chelsea clinton campaign role, make it prominent. bring it out prudent. i think the sort of behind the scenes aspect is not going to work. but lookj,dintelligent woman whose got a lot of experience on her owny,:÷ right in national politics. i don't think there's anything wrong with her role i think it ought to be kind ofy up front. >> when we look at the potential democratic rivals, we all say that she is a formidable front runner. it's hard to see a barack obama lurking
chelsea clinton. i keep hearing she plays a much bigger role and some people aren't sure if it's good or bad. any thoughts. >> she's got her, she's on the cover of elle magazine the latest issue. chelsea clinton she refuses to answer any questions from sort of the traditional mainstream media. she does a lot of fashion magazine shoots. she campaigns with her mother. you know, i think at some point she is actually going if she's in this, she's got to be in it. >> right. jerry....
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but those people are going to give him a chance that they would not give hillary clinton and the clinton people have to wake up right now. charlie: both to jerry and jonathan, do you think what frank just said is increasingly becoming part of the conventional wisdom that trump can win this thing? or not? >> yeah. we have looked at states were that could be a reality. pennsylvania and north carolina, ohio, states where he has the chance to turn what had been a blue state into a red state in a way that another more conventional republican did not. is it going to happen? is it possible? people are realizing it is possible. charlie: you and a colleague are looking at four states. jonathan: there is no question that our reporting and the data we see reflects a competitive race and mr. trump is going to be more formidable than folks at -- had a thought a few months ago. structurally, the map works against any republican nominee whether it is trump or anyone else. democrats have an advantage on the map. since 1992, democrats have one 242 electoral votes. throw outms he can the old map, but that
but those people are going to give him a chance that they would not give hillary clinton and the clinton people have to wake up right now. charlie: both to jerry and jonathan, do you think what frank just said is increasingly becoming part of the conventional wisdom that trump can win this thing? or not? >> yeah. we have looked at states were that could be a reality. pennsylvania and north carolina, ohio, states where he has the chance to turn what had been a blue state into a red state...
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they thought it was done and president clinton authorized it. paula jones by that time was being handled by susan carpenter mcmillan and she and paula's husband steve jones were still pushing her so she refused to settle for the full amount asked for in the complaint and one of the documents i found that was just startling and really provided an insight was a letter from paula jones' lawyers to her begging her to take this settlement and saying that at most they thought she could recover $50,000 if she won anything at all if they went to trial. so they knew there were big problems with this case. they knew she needed to settle and when she didn't, they withdrew and stopped representing her. >> rose: do you have an opinion as to what paula jones... what happened to her? >> you mean in the excelsior hotel? >> rose: right. >> this is the best that i can say. i'm sure that a large amount of her account is true. and president clinton, if you notice, has never explicitly denied detail. you know, each thing detail by detail. it's the... you know, the 5
they thought it was done and president clinton authorized it. paula jones by that time was being handled by susan carpenter mcmillan and she and paula's husband steve jones were still pushing her so she refused to settle for the full amount asked for in the complaint and one of the documents i found that was just startling and really provided an insight was a letter from paula jones' lawyers to her begging her to take this settlement and saying that at most they thought she could recover...
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tonight madeleine albright, second for bill clinton and bill clinton's friend taylor branch next. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> rose: madeleine albright is here. she became the first woman to serve as secretary of state served in thatosion during the clinton administration during the 2008 presidential campaign she was an advisor to hillary clinton who is now secretary of state. her latest book is called "read my pin, stories from a diplomat's jewel box." i am pleased to have her back at this table and she will understand that that we won't spend much time talking about jewelry. here's the cover of the book. give me the idea behind this. >> the idea was i was at the u.n. and as secretary of state i like pins and they give signals. and it all began because saddam hussein called me an unparalleled serpent and i had a snake pin. and i thought this is fun. so... but mostly, charlie, it gives me an opportunity to talk about foreign policy. >> rose: give me one example of that. >> well, for instance, i was negotiat
tonight madeleine albright, second for bill clinton and bill clinton's friend taylor branch next. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> rose: madeleine albright is here. she became the first woman to serve as secretary of state served in thatosion during the clinton administration during the 2008 presidential campaign she was an advisor to hillary clinton who is now secretary of state. her latest book is called "read...
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clinton. al: his biggest problem, people thought he was a person of privilege. once they do that, they were helped by ross perot, obviously. >> one is, he had the whole ross perot spectacle which took a lot of the jazz away from george h.w. bush. the fact that perot turned out to be crazy did not hurt, either. [laughter] he made a very interesting vice president to pick, his clone, al gore, a moderate southerner. people did not do that kind of thing. i can tell you there was all of a sudden a lot of energy, and hillary clinton can do the exact same thing. lisa: she is certainly going to be considered. the numbers also bring us back to why you are this outpouring of frustration from berg than after new york about bernie sanders. there is a lot of overlap between the critique of hillary clinton and the donald trump critique of hillary clinton. they are talking about a live the same things. clinton's campaign is concerned with how that dovetails into the general election. al: how would you run ag
clinton. al: his biggest problem, people thought he was a person of privilege. once they do that, they were helped by ross perot, obviously. >> one is, he had the whole ross perot spectacle which took a lot of the jazz away from george h.w. bush. the fact that perot turned out to be crazy did not hurt, either. [laughter] he made a very interesting vice president to pick, his clone, al gore, a moderate southerner. people did not do that kind of thing. i can tell you there was all of a...
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the argument for hillary clinton as a change maker is not a passionate as bill clinton did one. in his speech, it is more fun -- charlie: a passionate argument, that is not we are, barack obama. how many times have you heard barack obama say, that is not who we are, talking about -- for example, the ban against muslims entering the country. that is not who we are as americans. look at us and think about what we stand for, what are our values. saying what this person is doing is not who we are. not american. john: when i say passion, you can have passion that is not shutting out people who are coming in. barack obama gave passionate speeches that did not have arguments in them. they were altogether. that was the passion of a different right. not red or blue as an argument so much as -- charlie: that is my point. clinton is aspiration but -- obama is more inspiration, clinton is less aspirational, kind of explaining things. here is an interesting thing which brings us back to where we began. this is president obama today, really interesting, i think. the notion of where we are see
the argument for hillary clinton as a change maker is not a passionate as bill clinton did one. in his speech, it is more fun -- charlie: a passionate argument, that is not we are, barack obama. how many times have you heard barack obama say, that is not who we are, talking about -- for example, the ban against muslims entering the country. that is not who we are as americans. look at us and think about what we stand for, what are our values. saying what this person is doing is not who we are....
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as their touchstone to say that obama guy he is no bill clinton, bill clinton was a man of the center and a bipartisan figure, obama is a leftist and of course in clinton's interest to refashion his presidency is one of grave success and bipartisan achievements all of which forgets the various struggles and painful fights that happened to get to where they finally got to. >> so what did you think of clinton last night? >> oh, he is masterful, one of the things that i find interesting is his evolution as a speaker, the first big speech i ever saw him by, i was on the floor of the 1988 convention in atlanta and he laid such an egg that when he said in conclusion, the delegates cheered, and he got better and better but i think he is better as an ex-president than he was as president, because he doesn't really give a speech. he explains. he gives kind of a talk and he is able to, even in a huge hall and on a national stage, to create a sense of intimacy as if you are just in a room with him and 30 other people. >> rose: you are exactly right, john, it is like everyone everybody in that ha
as their touchstone to say that obama guy he is no bill clinton, bill clinton was a man of the center and a bipartisan figure, obama is a leftist and of course in clinton's interest to refashion his presidency is one of grave success and bipartisan achievements all of which forgets the various struggles and painful fights that happened to get to where they finally got to. >> so what did you think of clinton last night? >> oh, he is masterful, one of the things that i find...
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hillary clinton too. au look at and say, that is -- ity i admire because is one thing to debate or maybe it is all true that to win is excellence of winning, equality, a sense of doing the thing that matters. talk about some of these stories in here. i have been fascinated by this marathon. hamlet if ever there was a hamlet in american politics. on the tarmac. john: and decides at the last minute he cannot do it, which gives bill clinton -- charlie: he decided at the last moment -- was he always going to say no odor john: the plane is on the tarmac. charlie: he decided not to do it, but not that he always -- he did not know himself. i mean, why did he not do it? because of failure, because of -- john: that is the eternal question with bodo, whether he could not take that final leap in what could have been a failure against george bush, who at the time was quite popular. nobody would think it was a short -- smart move to run george bush? charlie:charlie: what do we learn from this? the power of words. ther
hillary clinton too. au look at and say, that is -- ity i admire because is one thing to debate or maybe it is all true that to win is excellence of winning, equality, a sense of doing the thing that matters. talk about some of these stories in here. i have been fascinated by this marathon. hamlet if ever there was a hamlet in american politics. on the tarmac. john: and decides at the last minute he cannot do it, which gives bill clinton -- charlie: he decided at the last moment -- was he...
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clinton: no. . do have a fondness for wonks i'm looking for someone who can be a world-class president of the united states and who can help me govern. presidentld be a good you can get the feel for the job. every one of these people who you have not mentioned -- i'm not going to tell you -- there are good folks out there. they bring so many talents and strengths to this choice which is why i am blessed with a broad group of people to choose from. charlie: your convention starts a week from today. ms. clinton: that is true. charlie: when will you nominate this person? ms. clinton: you will be among the first to know. charlie: the assumption is friday. ms. clinton: you will be among the first and no. charlie: i would like to be the first. the mind of the nominee. ms. clinton: i will talk about that. i want to produce results. part of the reason there is , anxiety,able fear anger is because too many americans feel the economy has failed them and just forget about politics. it's the biggest failure o
clinton: no. . do have a fondness for wonks i'm looking for someone who can be a world-class president of the united states and who can help me govern. presidentld be a good you can get the feel for the job. every one of these people who you have not mentioned -- i'm not going to tell you -- there are good folks out there. they bring so many talents and strengths to this choice which is why i am blessed with a broad group of people to choose from. charlie: your convention starts a week from...
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flashly bill clinton. someone a sense that he will fight everyday for working people in this country. his speech the other day he used the word "fight" like two dozen times. >> rose: obama. >> obama. the other thing is there has to be a program that fits into that narrative that appeals to obama republicans. just has reagan had a program that appealed to reagan democrats. >> rose: or independents or both. >> because independents who are leaning republican would be the same thing. right now there's nothing he's projecting that says "you may be a conservative or a republican or a conservative-leaning independent but here's what i believe in and you can be on board for that." clton did that, reagan did that. he must do that. so he could do it on education, tax cuts, he could even do it on health care if the bill goes down but he's got to do it on something this year or not just politics. and one thing about him is he believes he should be judged and he want he wants to be judged not on what bush and clinton w
flashly bill clinton. someone a sense that he will fight everyday for working people in this country. his speech the other day he used the word "fight" like two dozen times. >> rose: obama. >> obama. the other thing is there has to be a program that fits into that narrative that appeals to obama republicans. just has reagan had a program that appealed to reagan democrats. >> rose: or independents or both. >> because independents who are leaning republican would...
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attacking bill clinton? frank: not in the personal way, it was in the sense that he was going to take on washington, d.c. i recognize that. i truly believe that he has undermined if not destroyed the american psyche and it will take us decades to get out of it. charlie: take philadelphia. he is going to philadelphia today. : there has been a series thatlls in pennsylvania show him down double digits. in pennsylvania, it is key to his strategy to putting together 270 electoral votes. i think we have gotten beyond that. pennsylvania is a state that is virtually lost to donald trump. even if he put in a stellar performance in the debate. right now, you talked to republican leaders, it is really about trying to keep this from being a cap -- a catastrophic loss that takes the house and senate. charlie: most republican leaders now believe it is an unwinnable election for donald trump. frank: they believe it is already lost. charlie: they are focusing on the house and governors and mayors. frank: there is a strateg
attacking bill clinton? frank: not in the personal way, it was in the sense that he was going to take on washington, d.c. i recognize that. i truly believe that he has undermined if not destroyed the american psyche and it will take us decades to get out of it. charlie: take philadelphia. he is going to philadelphia today. : there has been a series thatlls in pennsylvania show him down double digits. in pennsylvania, it is key to his strategy to putting together 270 electoral votes. i think we...
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clinton. i mean republicans do not want her that is another reason donald trump is bringing up the clinton years. he wants to create a sense of, you know, hillary clinton wants to talk about the job legacy during bill clinton. he wants to talk about the-- of the clinton years and that to republicans reminded them to stay focused on who the real enemy here is for donald trump and that's hillary clinton. >> rose: and we conclude with bryan cranston playing lyndon banes johnson in hbo's "all the way." >> i was fortunate enough to go from walter white and the complexity of that man to lyndon johnson. complex in different ways. and but far greater a man than walter white ever was because of his altruistic nature. >> rose: what happened to egyptair 804, a conversation with john dikerson and bryan cranston when we continue. >> funding for charlie rose is provided by the following. >> and by bloomberg, a provider of multimedia news and information services worldwide. captioning sponsored by rose commu
clinton. i mean republicans do not want her that is another reason donald trump is bringing up the clinton years. he wants to create a sense of, you know, hillary clinton wants to talk about the job legacy during bill clinton. he wants to talk about the-- of the clinton years and that to republicans reminded them to stay focused on who the real enemy here is for donald trump and that's hillary clinton. >> rose: and we conclude with bryan cranston playing lyndon banes johnson in hbo's...
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hillary clinton: well -- charlie: it takes two to tango. hillary clinton: he got a lot done. charlie: how can he do it? hillary clinton: get at it every day. charlie: it's not enough. hillary clinton: it starts with that, it starts with nurturing relationships. lady, when irst was a senator or secretary of state, i worked across the aisle all the time. sometimes there was only one thing that i could find to work with somebody on, because everybody -- everything else we were at odds. charlie: so you say to the new speaker of the house, hillary clinton is someone you can feel it, i'm prepared to reach out to you. hillary clinton: right, and i will do anything to find common ground, but i will also stand my ground. there are some things that are not good for the country. i will not give in on those. but there is a lot of room to find common ground. charlie: buton: you know a lot of people think the biggest problem for americans washington. and that is part reflected in the politics we see. hillary clinton: that's true. but look at the way our founders set it up. they set up the
hillary clinton: well -- charlie: it takes two to tango. hillary clinton: he got a lot done. charlie: how can he do it? hillary clinton: get at it every day. charlie: it's not enough. hillary clinton: it starts with that, it starts with nurturing relationships. lady, when irst was a senator or secretary of state, i worked across the aisle all the time. sometimes there was only one thing that i could find to work with somebody on, because everybody -- everything else we were at odds. charlie: so...
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it is not that you see at a clinton rally. charlie: where is bill clinton? guest: we are starting to see him. he is a surrogate for her. he has been in iowa and new hampshire. he sounds nostalgic. but his speeches have had a meandering quality. he talks about different things he read in the newspaper in his reaction. it is like a walk down memory lane. guest: chelsea clinton, who wouldn't talk to was in 2008, i have this great encounter where she said i don't talk to the press. i said you are all grown up now, why not? a couple of days ago she emerged as a really sharp attack on bernie sanders and his health care plan. that is an interesting thing. back in 2008 i remember hillary having this constellation of surrogates who were willing to go to battle for her. bernie sanders supporters are supportive of him. -- protective of him. hillary wants these voters. she is trying to woo them. the strategy is tricky. i see why she is doing it. the poll numbers are not looking good but there is possible backlash. amy: peter made the point of authenticity. she is going
it is not that you see at a clinton rally. charlie: where is bill clinton? guest: we are starting to see him. he is a surrogate for her. he has been in iowa and new hampshire. he sounds nostalgic. but his speeches have had a meandering quality. he talks about different things he read in the newspaper in his reaction. it is like a walk down memory lane. guest: chelsea clinton, who wouldn't talk to was in 2008, i have this great encounter where she said i don't talk to the press. i said you are...
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it shows clinton beating them, 56%-25%. in the democratic primary battle with bernie sanders, she have appeal to the young voters, but now against a truck, she does. hugh: if i can sum it up, millennials don't like mean people. bernie sanders was perceived, it is not an age thing, they don't like mean people. donald trump has been perceived as being mean, and millennials free from that. i think that is the long and short of it. i don't know if dan agrees with that. dan: i do agree. we did a long piece. there were a number of us talking to young voters. we found two things. one, they are not wild about this choice. they don't find either of these candidates particularly inspiring. on the other hand, they find donald trump a lot scarier and a lot less appealing than hillary clinton. our reporting bears out the polling, which is that they are going to go in big numbers for hillary clinton. i think the issue for her as it has been all along is is whether she can generate the kind of it is he is him that brings out the big turno
it shows clinton beating them, 56%-25%. in the democratic primary battle with bernie sanders, she have appeal to the young voters, but now against a truck, she does. hugh: if i can sum it up, millennials don't like mean people. bernie sanders was perceived, it is not an age thing, they don't like mean people. donald trump has been perceived as being mean, and millennials free from that. i think that is the long and short of it. i don't know if dan agrees with that. dan: i do agree. we did a...
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by the way, hillary clinton has the mirror image problem. bernie sanders may be on board but it doesn't mean his supporters are and she has to increase her percentage of votes among the democrats. >> rose: the argument goes he really has to as george bush did in the second campaign in 2004 turn out white america. >> yes. >> rose: so you're being as candid as you can. what do you worry with respect to donald trump in the campaign. where do you think the great risk is? >> the fact he's taking his life in his hands every time he campaigns. >> rose: so you worry about assassination? >> i myself as a proponent get 10 to 15 death threats a week. >> rose: how are they expressed? >> usually anonymous phone calls with no caller i.d. standard stuff. i reported hit to the authorities. >> rose: is donald trump getting some -- >> i have to assume if i'm getting a handful he's getting hundreds. it's a polarizing candidacy. i'm sure hilary's getting them as well. >> rose: so you worry about assassination. >> because i have great affection for him and his f
by the way, hillary clinton has the mirror image problem. bernie sanders may be on board but it doesn't mean his supporters are and she has to increase her percentage of votes among the democrats. >> rose: the argument goes he really has to as george bush did in the second campaign in 2004 turn out white america. >> yes. >> rose: so you're being as candid as you can. what do you worry with respect to donald trump in the campaign. where do you think the great risk is? >>...
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but bill clinton said, he appointed my wife. >> ifill: what's fascinating, watching bill clinton back in his game is always worth watching. >> woodruff: now already hearing, seeing speculation how tough it's going to be for president obama to talk. >> i would say, two big features, michelle, clinton better than anything the republicans offer. >> ifill: we'll be back tomorrow night we'll follow next of this which is president barack obama. this ends our coverage of this second night of the democratic national convention. it is charlotte, north carolina, the convention has begun now the roll call of the states. we're going to leave you but you can watch the entire proceeding on our live stream. i'm gwenn ifill. >> woodruff: i'm judy woodruff. good night. >> susie: i'm susie gharib with an "n.b.r." news brief. more worries about the global economy. the trigger this time came from fedex. the giant shipper issued a profit warning for the current quarter overnight, saying weakness in the global economy is reducing international shipments. that gloomy fedex forecast weighed on investors who
but bill clinton said, he appointed my wife. >> ifill: what's fascinating, watching bill clinton back in his game is always worth watching. >> woodruff: now already hearing, seeing speculation how tough it's going to be for president obama to talk. >> i would say, two big features, michelle, clinton better than anything the republicans offer. >> ifill: we'll be back tomorrow night we'll follow next of this which is president barack obama. this ends our coverage of this...
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i think it was clinton cash and the greed and banality of the clintons. that is what we focus on. you don't need meetings, you had all the information you needed. the comey thing was background noise. we in the campaign didn't focus on it. charlie: americans didn't care about the emails? steve: they didn't care as much as i cared. you know why the emails are important? they are important for the clinton cash. those emails are the personal emails that show coordination with the speeches and all of the favors. when she went into the secretary of state, who were the people who didn't trust her? obama -- you can say a lot about obama, and i do but he is an , incorruptible guy as far as standard political corruption, cash. the obama guys and john kerry, what did they make her do? they made her have that agreement that before you have bill clinton do anything, going to notify us and have permission. she had to sign a document that said that. that was not the right, that was barack obama and john kerry. after she signed it, she never gave them anything. the 33,000 emails have all of the
i think it was clinton cash and the greed and banality of the clintons. that is what we focus on. you don't need meetings, you had all the information you needed. the comey thing was background noise. we in the campaign didn't focus on it. charlie: americans didn't care about the emails? steve: they didn't care as much as i cared. you know why the emails are important? they are important for the clinton cash. those emails are the personal emails that show coordination with the speeches and all...
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charlie: and hillary clinton will talk about hillary clinton, a former president about a former first lady. this is a very different than a credit party than the party bill clinton led in night -- different democratic party them the party bill clinton led in 1992. that.o question about it has moved to the left on many things. charlie: is that the mood of the country? bob: i'm not sure, but what seems to happen, when one party moves to the right or more to the left, the other party seems to move further -- if one party moves to the right, the other party seems to move further to the left. in the state of texas, where the republican party is very, very conservative, you've got a democratic party now that is much more liberal than it ever was in the time of, say, lyndon johnson. twospace between the parties seems wider than ever, and i think we are seeing that in some of the european democracies, and there is no question we are seeing it here. charlie: there is populism rising, -- he found the third wave, that's what the whole thing was. he was going to move the party back to the middle.
charlie: and hillary clinton will talk about hillary clinton, a former president about a former first lady. this is a very different than a credit party than the party bill clinton led in night -- different democratic party them the party bill clinton led in 1992. that.o question about it has moved to the left on many things. charlie: is that the mood of the country? bob: i'm not sure, but what seems to happen, when one party moves to the right or more to the left, the other party seems to move...
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it's hillary clinton, absolutely. she will be more prudent when she gets into office. she will listen to her advisers. but they have a basic view of american indispensability. charlie: back to the campaign. the clinton campaign said enough of this. we have to take him on. we have to get into a general campaign mode. if he is going to say all of those things, we have to take him down in a smart way. what interesting is trump has said bad things about almost everybody, so whether it's crazy bernie, lying ted, crooked hillary, she seems to be saying whatever he has said about me, i am saying something much more substantial. and it should not be confused with general attacks on character. this is of a different order. what was interesting about her speech, i thought, is how good a time she seemed to be having delivering it. she does scorn very well. a lot of democrats are looking at this and feeling a level of relief. she can fight. she can take out the knives and start slaying the sky. there are -- the decision within th
it's hillary clinton, absolutely. she will be more prudent when she gets into office. she will listen to her advisers. but they have a basic view of american indispensability. charlie: back to the campaign. the clinton campaign said enough of this. we have to take him on. we have to get into a general campaign mode. if he is going to say all of those things, we have to take him down in a smart way. what interesting is trump has said bad things about almost everybody, so whether it's crazy...
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the general consensus was clinton won. here's a look at some of the debate's key moments. >> president obama and secretary clinton created a vacuum the way they got out of iraq because they got out -- they shouldn't have been in, but once they got in, the way they got out was a disaster and i.s.i.s. was formed. >> and it's just a fact that if you're a young african-american man, and you do the same thing as a young white man, you are more likely to be arrested, charged, convicted and encars rated. so we've got to address the systemic racism in our criminal justice system. we cannot just say law and order. >> and i don't believe hillary has the stamina. >> let's let her respond. well, as soon as he travels to 112 countries and negotiators a peace deal, a cease fire, a release of dissidents, an opening of new opportunities in nations around the world, or even spends 11 hours testifying in front of a congressional committee, he can talk to me about stamina. >> rose: joining me from washington, bob costa to have the "the washi
the general consensus was clinton won. here's a look at some of the debate's key moments. >> president obama and secretary clinton created a vacuum the way they got out of iraq because they got out -- they shouldn't have been in, but once they got in, the way they got out was a disaster and i.s.i.s. was formed. >> and it's just a fact that if you're a young african-american man, and you do the same thing as a young white man, you are more likely to be arrested, charged, convicted...